Iceland is very safe, but nature is dangerous.
What to watch out for
- Sneaker waves.
- Ice and wind.
Local laws and etiquette
- Stay on marked paths.
Health
Tap water is excellent.
Emergency numbers
112 for emergencies.
Save the number in your phone before you travel, and keep a copy of your passport and insurance details somewhere separate.
Prices, ticket rules and safety conditions change. Treat this as a starting point and check official sources and your government's travel advice before you go.
Reykjavik safety questions
Is Reykjavik safe for tourists?
Iceland is very safe, but nature is dangerous.
What are the most common scams in Reykjavik?
Sneaker waves. Ice and wind.
What is the emergency number in Reykjavik?
112 for emergencies.